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Comment: Teardown

Partisans: The Deep End

The Boards: Almost Bra Burning

Dept. of Seeing: Getting All Woo-Woo

Paris Postcard: Party Crasher

Reflections: American Frequencies • Presidential communication and the problem of precedent.

Shouts & Murmurs: Performance Art

Brave New World Dept.: Information Overload • Inside the data centers that train A.I. and drain the electrical grid.

Annals of Inquiry: Phantasia • Some people can see mental images, some can’t. The consequences are profound.

Profiles: The Natural • Jennifer Lawrence goes dark.

Poems: Sorry for Existing

Takes: Gideon Lewis-Kraus on Rebecca West’s “The Crown Versus William Joyce”

Fiction: Outcomes

Poems: The Fifties

A Critic at Large: Just Misunderstood • How did monsters get so awfully nice?

Books: Categorical Revolution • Why Kant still has more to teach us.

Books: Briefly Noted

The Art World: Reconstructed • In “Monuments,” the Confederacy surrenders to nineteen artists.

Dancing: Bodies Politic • Jamar Roberts at New York City Ballet.

The Current Cinema: Hive Minds • “Bugonia.”

Cartoon Caption Contest

Puzzles & Games Dept.: The Crossword • A challenging puzzle.